Generali Global Assistance Reviews

Purchasing the travel insurance from Generali was very easy.

I had put in a claim and it was handled to my satisfaction. But there was a delay because the cruise line didn't provide the proper documentation the first time. So, it took a little bit longer than it should have.

We had needs that our flights be covered and our stay wherever we went would be covered. We went with Generali and it worked out well for us. I'd tell others that they can give it a try.

I usually get travel insurance now because I know I'm covered overseas. I add Generali as a backup when I travel, and it's easy to sign up for. I travel a lot, and the first time, I didn't really know of them. I was connected with them through one of the sites, and the rates were good, so I continued to use them going forward. I was offered another one and it was more expensive.

I purchased trip protection on a condo in FLorida.We were to stay from 08/29/23 to 09/02/23. There was a hurricane named Idalia heading that direction. The fact of not knowing where the eye of the hurricane was going to hit made us feel uncomfortable.I talked to an employee on the phone before I filed a claim, stated that we did not feel comfortable traveling with all unknown uncertainties and they stated just show proof of hurricane heading in area and send some pictures of news stating named hurricane and your claim will be paid. The company denied my claim. Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of an emergency for 49 counties in Florida. We did not feel comfortable traveling when there were so many counties under state of emergency. The whole reason I purchased insurance is for incidents like sickness or HURRICANE.

We went to Spain and we purchased insurance from Generali. It was an easy process to buy it online. Their website was easy to use. The price was very similar to other options, but since my brother used Generali, I chose them. Generali has a good reputation.

I had a good experience with Generali Global Assistance and it was everything I needed to take. They have better rates. I haven't had to do much with customer service as the process was mostly done online. Their website was very streamlined. It was very easy to use. I would recommend Generali if you were going on vacation. If I go on a trip again, I'll probably be using them again.

I liked that Generali Global Assistance had preexisting conditions allowance. Also, their website was easy to use.

Generali Global Assistance gave me the best plan for where I was going. It was the best price for the coverage.

Everything went smoothly with Generali. They were the first ones I picked because the price was reasonable. They were cheaper than what I've paid for some coverages in the past.

We ended up having to cancel a trip back in April because of a death in the family and when I talked to the girl from Generali, she explained what the time frame was gonna be and that was very good because if I had been expecting something faster, I might have gotten upset. She said I would get an email from them with a link to a web page. It would tell me all the information I needed to send in. It was 30 days from the event that caused the cancellation to when I was actually able to submit the paperwork and then, they reviewed it. They committed to 10 working days but it was less than that. They called me and said it was approved. It was as easy as could be and they came through in a big way. So, I will use Generali from now on. They are cheaper than Allianz and a little more expensive than a couple of other companies I tried but I had a great experience, so I'll pay that little bit of difference.

We went with Generali over other travel insurance providers because they offered what I want and it was a good price.

I like their price. They shot out a quote and they asked me if I wanted to purchase it. I said yes, and then I gave my credit card information, and it was done. It was quick and easy.

I used them in the past to cancel a trip and they were very forthcoming in accepting my medical reason for canceling. I purchased it again and my experience with them online was clear and the policy was well explained. They also have good rates for reasonable coverage, or sometimes, better than average coverage.

When my family travels, we always get travel insurance. Generali's web page is easy to browse. The pricing was clear, and I like what you get for what you pay. I'm happy with Generali. My experience was easy and straightforward. I'll buy from them again.

Generali offered the items that I wanted in an insurance policy. For what I wanted, they were close to the best. When I factored in the Better Business Bureau ratings and reviews, they were better. Their rep was very friendly and helpful with the information that I requested. I was looking for some information for our stay post-trip in Munich and she gave that to me quickly online such as getting from the airport to the subway as well as the location to our hotel. Generali did fine for what I needed them for. I was comfortable knowing I was covered and I'm glad I didn't have to use it.

Generali's price was affordable and the coverage was exceptional. I felt secure knowing that I had coverage through a company that had good ratings.

When I was in Hone Kong, there were floods all over. Generali sent me an email if I needed to file a claim but I didn't have time to fill it out. I'm happy with Generali though the policy is pricey. I've always been with them when I travel.

My wife got appendicitis a few days before the trip. We were lucky we had the insurance with Generali. I went online to file the paperwork for the claim. When we weren't getting a response, I found it difficult to get people on the phone. Eventually, I was able to get one of their representatives on the phone and he was extraordinarily nice, very understanding and cooperative. However, I found out that, apparently, the representative who was trying to evaluate the case whether or not we were qualified for coverage wasn't getting the same information that I was putting online. He wasn't seeing what I was seeing. I was sending it to him personally rather than through the online portal and it worked out correctly.

I had to do a claim and I was never able to talk to anybody. I just had to do it on my own online. I'm old, so doing stuff with computers is a little confusing and difficult. But, I got paid, so it worked out. They settled my claim when I had to cancel a cruise. I submitted the documentation, and they reimbursed me for my loss on the cruise. It just could have been easier if I could talk to somebody and get a couple of questions answered.

I'm gonna be 73 years old, and I'm on Medicare. If I travel out of the country, I don't have any coverage. I did a search for the top 10 travel insurances, and Generali was on it. I signed up and it was easy.

Signing up was easy but I wasn't happy with the service. We had an issue with our hotel. It was not as advertised and it didn't feel safe to be there. It was not easy to find how to reach out to them to get assistance. I had to dig through emails to find the number to reach out to Generali. Plus, they required hours to get back to me. If there was a bigger emergency, that would be such a hassle. Because it was gonna take so long to resolve, I ended up putting another hotel on my credit card. They didn't want to reimburse us for the money. I don't think I would use them again.

Selecting the correct policy was very simple.

My grandmother is 93 years old, and I wanted to make sure I could get to her if I needed to. Signing up with Generali Global Assistance was very easy.

When I looked at the benefits and the cost, it seemed like Generali is the best option. We called them once because we had questions. They were very friendly. They answered our questions quickly and completely. We'd recommend them.

Signing up with Generali Global Assistance was easy, fast, and simple. Their coverage seemed good for the price I paid.

I was nervous, because from what I've read, there are a lot of holes in policies where they don't cover certain things. And I wanted to be sure, because a hurricane hit a couple of weeks before we went. So a couple of months ago, I decided, "It's hurricane season, we need to get it." I would recommend Generali Global Assistance.

I like their price and also the ease of use once I had my account set up with them. They were cheaper than Allianz.

We had a great experience with them. I did most of the process online.

I purchased travel insurance to Florida during hurricane season where it ended up I had to cancel. The eye of the hurricane was so unpredictable they weren’t sure where it was going to hit. I called insurance to let them know I wasn’t comfortable traveling with all the state emergencies surrounding so many areas. They told me it would be covered just to call the condo where I was staying. Then when I filed a claim they denied. Now I can’t get a explanation to why though it’s on recorded line, I was told it was covered. No response from company after several emails. If I would of known they weren’t going to cover I would of given that room for the week to someone in surrounding area that was effected by the hurricane a place to stay. I will never purchase insurance from this company again!! Also I would make sure their staff knows what they are talking about if you have to cancel.

I have another company that I purchased travel insurance on a cruise, and my father-in-law passed away and we had to make a beeline home. It was an extremely difficult process as far as reimbursement, and that prompted me to give Generali an opportunity. I compared products through internet research, and it was easy. I can use the policy as far as travel reimbursement back to my home dwelling.

I went on a cruise one time and was offered cruise insurance, which I did not like. I had problems with them in the past and they didn't honor what they wrote in their policy. It took about six months to get our money back for what we spent at the doctor on the cruise. I was then offered Generali and it was a much better policy for the same coverage. I went on their website and booked it for a trip that we're all going on in November. Signing up for the insurance was easy and the price was a lot better than what we thought it was going to be. I had a call customer services because I had some issues and they walked me right through them. I recommended Generali to people. I have several people coming with me on the trip and they already got their insurance through them as well.

Last year, I had to submit a couple of little claims. I had a kidney stone and while I was in Costa Rica, they had to give me some pain meds. It was an emergency. I thought I could just submit the receipt, but they won't let you do that. I had to submit all the medical stuff to my health insurance in the States, and then get an explanation of benefits. Then whatever my health insurance wouldn't pay, Generali would pay. It was quite a long process but in the end, it all got paid. I was so shocked that my insurance up here actually paid for part of it and Generali only paid the 40 bucks for the copay. For the whole thing, it was only 300 bucks out-of-pocket which wasn't bad.

I didn't have to use them but I felt comfortable knowing that I did have them. I really appreciate the fact that I had some insurance and setting up was very simple and easy. They didn't ask many questions and it was easy for me to respond online. I'll be using them again on my next trip.

We used Generali for the first time for our trip to Panama. Our flight from Hartford to Atlanta was delayed for 3 hours, so we missed our connecting flight to Panama and had to stay overnight in Atlanta. We were stuck at an overpriced hotel near the airport. Generali Global Assistance easily and promptly reimbursed us for our hotel room and dinner. It's the first time I've put in a travel insurance claim and was pleasantly surprised.

We go on cruises quite a bit and we make sure we have an insurance policy every time we go. The Generali policies were the best options for the price and the best coverage. Also, getting a hold of someone from them was fairly easy.

Everything was good when I purchased Generali. I did everything online. Hopefully, I won't have to use it.

I used Generali for my trip to Peru. It was an easy and smooth purchasing experience.

I tried to buy travel insurance and got a quotation from Generali. That was the cheapest quote I got for my travel to Greece and Turkey, so I bought it.

We compared with other insurance companies, and Generali is the most affordable but they have the same coverages. The purchase was fairly easy.

We had an extensive 3 week trip to Africa and Germany that we had to cancel for medical reasons. Working with Generali to recoup our costs couldn't have been more straightforward. They handled the unfortunate event with dignity and care. The particular agent who helped us was exemplary. I won't mention her name here but she deserves a hearty thank you!

When I purchased my insurance last year, I had a problem with flight delayed and I would like to be compensated for that. But they don't return calls. I don't know who to talk to. I made several attempts already and the message said, "If you want to be called back, we will call. Give me the phone number." They say it's gonna take about three minutes but it never happens.

The entire process has been nothing but painful. Not able to get a live person. Send many, many emails and go on the site. Look for updates…. Now you can’t send the payment directly via Zelle. I have to wait for a check and it’s been an ongoing nightmare. I am highly disappointed in the service level offered.

Submitted claim for ER visit while visiting Seoul, South Korea. Included all required documents and information. Received full payment for services in rapid time with no questions asked. We have used Generali Global Travel Insurance for all our overseas travels and will continue to do so for our future trips. Great service!!

The first time I looked into travel insurance, there was a whole lot of all the great things it does and it was very hard to get to the fine print and to sort through it to understand exactly what I was getting for it, what I wasn't getting, et cetera. My partner was very serious about wanting to get travel insurance and she also trusts Viking, so she does everything through Viking including airfare. She booked it so I read the fine print and realized it was through Generali. So I looked for them and had to do a bunch of comparisons with a bunch of other people, and I had to read through all the fine print. It took forever and nothing was straightforward. It was not very clear the first time and the more Generali could do to be straight up with people and educate them a little bit about what they need, it would go smoother. But the second time, I knew what I was looking for and what I wanted to pay. So the experience with Generali went very well. I booked it in five minutes.

I submitted a claim for a travel disruption and an additional (more expensive seat purchase) required which was accompanied by assurances that the original seat purchase would be refunded (it wasn't). Generali reviewed our claim and reimbursed us those expenses in what I felt was a reasonable amount of time. Well Done!

They eventually paid my theft claim, even without a full police report. I will say they ask for an usually large amount of documentation for claims. For instance, they wanted proof that I had attempted to submit my claim through my homeowners insurance first. It makes absolutely no sense to do that when my home owners deductible is $1,000 and I only lost $250 worth of items. I think it would be better if they asked specific questions first before requesting additional documentation. Other than the request for documents during the claim process, they did fine. My only other gripe was that it took over 3 weeks for my claim to get assigned to an agent. I had to call and ask why it was taking so long. Nevertheless, they paid out exactly what they should have based on my loss.

Very very disappointed. Very bad customer service. One Bag delayed, One bag Lost, Trip delayed, trip interruption, 45 days and getting runaround. Claims are not processed. How long I have to wait to get my claim paid. Lost lots of valuables.

Our return flight from Tahiti to Seattle was indefinitely postponed due to a labour action by Air Tahiti Nui cabin crews. We had to stay in Tahiti one night longer than expected, stay an additional night in LA and spend on meals, etc. The overall situation was very confusing, fluid and uncertain. The reporting process to Generali was very smooth, claim was opened instantly and we get some suggestion for early departure, although we didn't use them. The only little complaint is claim processing time, it took more than a month. However the resolution and compensation was fair. We are looking forward to work with Generali in future.

I called to follow up on my claims. I got a called and got a message that my cases are still in the queue. It’s been a month and no word, it’s a waiting game? 10 days I was told that somebody will update me but I was told it is still in the queue. It can be 3, 6 or 12 months? Who knows.

Ultimately, after posting this review expressing our dissatisfaction, Generali staff contacted us. They reviewed our claim again and ultimately resolved the issue.

I made the request and 10 or 15 places responded with their prices and Generali had the most reasonable price so we went with it. I'm satisfied, so far. The only thing is my flight was delayed and when I came home, I sent an email but until now, no one has responded.

I will continue to take Generali when I travel again. It's very comprehensive. It's a good bargain for the money and the coverages are excellent.

Generali is my go-to travel insurance company. It has been like this for almost 10 years. Good prices, good service when I need it. Although I never filed a claim, they were there for me. Good quality. They're fast to answer my call. They are in the mid-tier when it comes to pricing. It's not the cheapest, but it's not the most expensive. But I continue with them because of the experience that I have with them.

Purchasing the travel insurance was very easy. The charges were reasonable compared to some of the other companies. It was a good experience.

During the purchase procedure, I chatted online and it was very helpful. The paperwork for the claim is okay and I received an email on the same day saying that they received it but I haven't heard back from anyone since I submitted it about a week ago.

I submitted a claim and it was easy. I was able to do it myself. I had two different claims, one took 30 days to process. The other one was during COVID and that took three months. I'm very pleased with them.

Generali is a little bit less expensive and has as good coverage as the company that I used before.

Updated on 07/08/2023: Thank you for your reply. I would be interested in your opinion of these 2 calls, as well as my auto answered call that said my policy # could not be found. Your company appears to need an upgrade to your electronics and training of all the random people answering the calls of your customers. A $1,423.00 investment deserves reliable service.

Generali was referred to us and their rate was comparable to the other companies.

We've used them for multiple trips. In fact, we have another trip coming that I've already paid for the insurance. We did call once because our flight was delayed and we missed our ship. We didn't know what was going on and talked about cancellation. We got to a real person, put them on notice, but we ended up catching up with the ship and never made a claim.

Navigating their website was extremely easy.

I had a trip to Greece planned in April. 2 weeks before my trip my husband was diagnosed with cancer. He had surgery the day I was to leave. I filed a claim that week. I'm still dealing with the claim. Today I learnt my claim was closed. What does that mean? Just closed? Live chats are generic. "I'm sorry. I'm a bot [spelled bot} in training and don't understand your request. Please consider asking in a different way or a different question." I can't speak to anyone on a phone. I get more requests for my cruise policies. Numerous times I have told them I did not take a cruise. I'm dealing with my husband's illness. The only thing I can say is frustrating. My next recourse is to hire a lawyer. I will not tolerate this. I have keep copies of all my emails and online chats.

I called to get an explanation on a couple of points within the policy involving the difference between trip interruption versus trip cancellation. It was a very good experience. I would definitely recommend Generali to my family. It provides coverage that is good for a trip at a very reasonable price.

My plan with Generali will help cover any lost luggage, flight cancellation, and flight delays. The main reason I got it is for the medical coverage when I go overseas. As far as getting it set up, I just go on to their website and put in the information where I'm going, how long I'll be there for, and what kind of coverage I want. It's very easy to sign up, so I’d recommend Generali.

Filed a travel insurance claim three months ago. Website say claims take approximately 1 month to process. It has been three months now and still the claim is in limbo. After 2 months I received an email requesting additional information which I provided the same day. Now I am trying to contact the claims representative by phone and email. Automated phone system doesn’t work and no response to multiple emails. I will never again buy travel insurance from VRBO or GENERALI.

When I called to inquire, Generali's customer service agent was very friendly and she was able to answer all my questions. Then I went ahead and purchased the policy using their online portal, and it was seamless and easy.

The customer service was fine. I would use Generali again.

The company has since reached out and resolved this issue.

I purchased travel insurance for a trip to Egypt. Upon arriving in Frankfort Airport to get a connecting flight to Cairo, I was told that all flights were cancelled due to a computer problem. I was told that a flight may be available the next day. The next day, the only flight available was a return flight home. It took me almost two months to get all of the proof Generali required. I submitted the required documents on 04/07/23.

I got my Generali insurance online and their website was straightforward. I purchased the medium policy and it had a sports feature in there that I knew I would never use. However, I went ahead and purchased it because it offered the 150% on travel protection. At one point, I contacted them because I was interested in purchasing a policy for a relative that would be traveling from the UK to California. However, they said that they didn't have a policy for that and that I couldn't do that online.

I purchased travel insurance for my trip to France. On the return, the airline misplaced my luggage and could not find it for 2 weeks! I had my work uniform and all my personal toiletries so I had to buy a new uniform and some basics. They amounted to $300 and after many calls and emails to Generali, they denied the request. This was after listing all the items, providing receipts and proof from the airline that the luggage was delayed. They said that because it was found eventually it wasn't covered. Isn't the whole point of "luggage delay/misplacement insurance" to cover you for this? Plus, the coverage was stated in the policy documents! Complete waste of money and horrible customer service. I DO NOT recommend this company!

I bought travel insurance from Generali to cover a trip from Naples FL to Argentina and Peru. Problems started the first day with missing baggage from my flight to Buenos Aires from Miami. That caused me to lose a day of vacation and hotel expense. I went on a cruise with Norwegian Cruise that missed 2 ports due to high wind. In Peru, my day trip to Rainbow Mtn was cancelled due to civil unrest and another trip to Marcahuasi due to a washed-out bridge (from heavy rainfall the day before).

American Airlines cancelled my flight within 8 hours of departure. I had to rent a car to get to an airport 2.5 hours away that had an available flight. I uploaded a stack of documents they requested and they kept telling me they weren’t received and said maybe my files are too large. My scans were standard size. I eventually gave up because it was such a waste of my time duplicating uploads. I are the $340 and will never buy travel insurance again.

We were looking for basic coverage for an upcoming trip. We decided to use Generali and when we signed up online, selecting a package was easy. We got the one that would include coverage in case we had some medical issues or if luggage was lost. So we went with their standard package rather than their preferred. There were three levels and we went with the basic one. Having it provides peace of mind.

Signing up with Generali Global Assistance was easy. It was all online. Also, the reps seem to be well aware of what was going on and able to assist with any questions we had. Everything has been great.

I bought from them one time and they paid a claim far more expeditiously than other companies, so I went back and bought again. The process was cumbersome but they were responsive. If they cover your kind of trip, then they are worth looking at.

Bought travel insurance through my agent and signed up online. No problem. Until... Flight from PA To Germany was canceled by the carrier and rescheduled for the next day but I wasn't made aware until I went to check in. Wasn't going to work for the tours we had scheduled in Italy so we booked 2 one way tickets with another airline. Placed a claim for reimbursement due to canceled flight. I have email confirming the flight was canceled but not the reason why. Generali wants the reason so they can process the claim. I have emailed and called and been on with Lufthansa customer service and have been told they are not giving me a reason so stop asking. I'm not losing out on my $1600!!

I bought their travel insurance. My flight was cancelled by Southwest on Christmas day. Guess what? They denied my claim for travel cancellation. They asked me to approve the flight cancellation was due to weather. It is a total waste to buy their travel insurance.

Working with Generali was a monumental waste of money (a $1500 premium) and time. Perhaps they’re better with medical claims, but “buyer beware” if you need to file a claim for any other loss. Here’s the story: My wife and I purchased Generali insurance to cover the $15,000 cost of renting a home on Sanibel Island, FL for the month of February, 2023. On September 28, 2022, Sanibel was hit by Hurricane Ian. The entire island was flooded by 4-12 feet of storm surge. Our ground level (ranch) rental was flooded to the rafters and made uninhabitable (no intact interior walls, no kitchen, no bathrooms).

Generali’s customer service seems good and when I contact them for changes, they seem on the ball. The purchase service and modifications are very good and the cost is okay. One of the things that’s lacking is a full year plan. I travel so much and I buy a plan for every time I travel. So, it'd be nice to have a full year of travel plan. Otherwise, I'm very happy.

I do the signup on my computer, and it's very fast. I've used Generali for several years, every time we go someplace, and I've never had to file a claim, but I've told friends to use them.

We rarely do trip insurances but we purchased one with Generali Global Assistance because my mother-in-law has some health issues and we didn't know when we booked what the situation would be. I was impressed by the purchase process. There was a grid on the website and it showed various levels of protection. It detailed what the differences were and it was super easy to pick one and then pay.

I had purchased Car Rental Insurance from Generali for a trip to the UK. Unfortunately, somebody hit my car when I was in the parking lot of a tourist attraction and didn't leave a note. There was some noticeable damage and when I returned the vehicle I was charged by the rental car company. I had filed a police report but held out little hope.

Generali seemed to have a lot of good reviews so I picked it. I'm using it now. We were on a very long cruise and on the 30th of November, my sister started to get ill. The Wi-Fi was very poor and I could not contact Generali until we were in a port. It got really hectic because we had to come home from South America and my sister was COVID-positive. They wanted six or so pieces of info, like a copy of her passport and I sent that. I sent all the things they were requesting and now, I have to scan receipts. I have to give them what I want to claim. She had a $1,500 doctor's bill in Cusco. The Machu Picchu trip itself was also really expensive and I want to try to claim that because my sister was just sick in bed. I had to get another hotel room.

Generali was reasonably priced and it had the coverages I wanted. I was happy that I was covered.

We haven't taken the trip yet but the last time I used Generali for the same trip. The producer cancelled because of COVID, and Generali refused to refund my money. So I wasn't happy about that. They didn't even respond when I wrote them.

I booked my vacation, and at first, I denied the insurance, but then I went back and signed up for it. The trip was in Florida, right before the hurricane hit, and I wanted to insure the trip, just in case. I went online and purchased the insurance, and it was very easy. It took me five minutes or less, and I didn't speak with anyone. I would recommend Generali. It was very reasonable for a week's stay, and it more than covered all the basics.

Generali had the best rate.

The trip I was taking required that I purchase travel insurance. There were certain benefits that I was more concerned about. I did a comparison between the Generali policy and other policies that were out there, looked at the ones that had the benefits that I was looking for, and then made the selection based on price. Signing up with Generali was pretty easy to do. It was a pleasant experience. Their plan was benefit-rich and well-priced.

I purchased the insurance through the website and it was good.

Their prices were fairly comparable to other providers but their coverage was more. They were a very easy company to deal with.

We did everything online, and the signup with Generali was totally easy. We picked it for the combination of price and coverage.

The first time I got travel insurance, it was required in order to visit the Philippines, the country that I was going to. Generali was one of the very first places I saw when I was searching for travel insurance. After doing some research, they seemed like a credible place, one that's been around for a while. They were a safe bet, and from what I heard, their price was about average, if not, a bit lower. I filled out my information online and the dates of my trips, then they emailed me.

It was very hard to read the policy to understand what the exclusions were. I understood that a pandemic was excluded but I was concerned about the financial viability of the travel companies I booked with. It was very confusing because there was the actual travel company and then the travel agents and it was very hard to ascertain. When I called Generali, I found that the customer service person was not knowledgeable about it at all. Their policy could be clearer with regard to financial solvency and to issues surrounding the pandemic and pre-existing conditions. Other than that, the claim process was fairly good and they paid my claims on a relatively timely basis, which is why I've reused them.

They were very efficient on their website and the prices are more reasonable than the others. The premium is lower than the risk that is being taken.

We did some research on a bunch of different insurance providers and Generali offered the reimbursement if there was any COVID during, pre or after. And we went with them because we're going out of the country. We recommended them to other people.

I will recommend Generali Global Assistance. The customer service was very helpful and intuitive. I caught them at a bad time based on tragedies that were going on in the world where mine was on the back burner because of the hurricane. I get that.

My connecting flight on Aer Lingus was cancelled on September 10th 2022. It was cancelled due to computers going down and their back up system also went down. You can Google it to confirm. Apparently Generali Insurance says the computers aren’t part of the plane and are not covered. If the plane had a flat tire and was delayed it would be. So Boeing stuck in Dublin for 3 days, first day calling and spending over 8 hours on hold, getting disconnected every 2 hours, second day spending over 6 hours in-line to get nowhere. I was able to get a flight myself. But thank you Generali for not covering my claim.

I am grateful to Gretel ** from the Generali Claims Department for her help while submitting the claim. Ms. ** is highly professional and client-oriented. She is familiar with all the relevant options and is highly skilled, client-oriented, and reliable. She exemplifies good communication, efficiency, and a friendly personality. I recommend Generali Global Assistance Insurance Company to my friends. Thank you for having such an employee.

If I can give a negative star I would. We planned a trip to Sanibel in Nov. As everyone knows, hurricane Ian destroyed the island in Sept. When we booked a beach rental property in Sanibel I bought travel insurance from Generali Global Assistance. After seeing in the news the destruction on the island I filed a claim after hearing back from VRBO that the house we had rented was destroyed by the hurricane. Today I received an email from them that said they will NOT cover my trip because they have a 15-day window clause for the trip cancellation.

I did everything online and I'm not very good technology-wise but Generali’s website gave you options. There were three different times I could have purchased. So, it was fine. It was easy enough for me to do and it wasn't that expensive.

It was spelled out clearly online that Generali had the Covid coverage in. I couldn't find it in other places and then, you have to call or email. The ease of making sure I had what I wanted made me decide on them. They had three options and it was easy to see which one I needed. I wouldn't travel without the coverage.

I took a sailing trip and I ended up having emergency surgery in Tahiti. I was billed almost $9,000 and Generali did not cover me while I was away. It's strictly a reimbursement policy, which to me is not insurance. Also, I paid the extra $4,000 to get home. That's between airfare and a hotel that I had to stay at because I couldn't fly right away. If Generali doesn't pay this claim, I will be thoroughly disappointed because there's no way I'm coming out of pocket 10,000.

For a first time I decided to purchase travel protection for a trip to Ft Myers Beach, FL. Due to hurricane Ian, we received a notice that our reservation was canceled because of the destruction and the condo was inhabitable, and I was advised to file a claim with the insurance company. Because our reservation was more than 30 days out (54 days), the claim was denied. Additionally, this company seems to go to lengths to make it difficult to speak with anyone unless you are extremely persistent.

I WOULD NOT get travel insurance through this company. I had an Airbnb booked, but due to our party increasing, I had to cancel with one rental and rebook with another airbnb. Because they have a "FREE LOOK" it is only good to cancel within 10 days. And that is not what the first airbnb agent told me. This company won't even cover my new airbnb house, nor refund me. I never received an email nor did I get any info on this policy they have. They don't even provide good customer service. When I contacted them, it was basically like "oh well".

Generali Global Assistance has answered my questions, whatever they are. Even if it was unimportant, they were always cordial and professional. It has been all good. I recently was appreciative because I was caught in between a two-ship situation and I wasn't sure if I would get my money back. But Generali understood and they promptly refunded my money. That one little gesture made a big difference. I appreciate that, which will keep me using them, in which I went on and booked through more insurance through them.

We decided to get travel insurance because we have traveled before and knew that we needed it. We picked Generali because we've used them before and they've been what we needed.

My flight to Ireland was cancelled after being delayed several hours because the airline was unable to get enough crew members to staff the flight. I was rescheduled on a flight the next day. I filed a claim for my first night's lodging which was already paid for and nonrefundable. The claim was denied; the explanation was that airline staffing problems are not specifically listed as a covered event, and that I should have read my policy more carefully. DO NOT BUY INSURANCE from this company if you expect to be reimbursed. They will use any loophole to deny your claim.

I liked Generali's coverage and their price was comparable. Customer service tried to be helpful. But the 800 numbers that the representative provided to me wouldn't work because I'm not in the USA. Other than that, Generali is one company worth looking at.

Generali was the best fit with where I was going and what they covered for the price. I told my friend who was traveling with me to buy it. They bought the same thing I bought.

The night before we were going on the trip, I was feeling sick, so with COVID going around I didn't want to take the chance and travel. I called Generali Global Assistance and told them that I was going to cancel because I didn't want to be on vacation with COVID. But they said there was no cancellation within 24 hours. So, I was disappointed in that, especially in a situation like we're in now with this so-called pandemic.

This company also goes with other names Generally Travel Insurance or CSA Travel Protection. DO NOT PUT YOUR MONEY INTO ANY INSURANCE POLICY. THEY JUST ROBBED YOU. When a legitimate claim submitted, they deliberately delayed and finally abandoned your claim despite the claim is entitled for travel cancellation coverage according to policy. Not worth the headache and stress. Rather donate your money to a purposeful charity than a scam.

My husband and I are photographers. We travel all the time and we use travel insurance all the time. I found Generali when I was doing a comparison on a website. Generali's customer service was very good because my big concern was the COVID protection. I picked what level of policy I wanted. Even though it said on the website that COVID was covered, I called just to make sure. Customer service picked up the phone right away and they gave me a definitive answer. They were very responsive.

We are going on a trip next week, so I bought insurance for all of us. When I wanted to clarify some things on the different policies, I called Generali. Right now, we haven't had to submit a claim and everybody's well.

I've always done business with Generali Global Assistance. The price is fair. I used it recently when I had to cancel during covid. They returned my money.

Generali covers everything in many different situations. It includes cancellation and sickness, if you cannot travel. I like the buying experience from them. It was good. People should register for it.

I called and asked some questions and they were really good. They seemed to be pretty well-informed. Also, the cost seemed reasonable for what it was going to cover.

I took a trip with some friends and they were researching travel insurance. One of them has diabetes type 1. So, she needed a specific kind of insurance that would help also with medical stuff. She did all the research to find the best one for her at the best price and Generali was what she recommended. So, the four of us all bought it. I used it because, when I came back to the states, our luggage was delayed and I wasn't going straight home. So, I had to go to a store and buy one day's worth of clothing. It was so easy to submit a claim and get reimbursed.

On our first trip, there was a strike at the airport, so we couldn't get in and we couldn't get out. Generali settled it within 24 hours. So, it turned out we didn't have to do anything with them. We ended up just spending the night and they comped us. We've had no issues and they have been very helpful. We do travel insurance, especially flying to the Caribbean at that time of the year. So, for us, Generali is a must.

Signing up with them was very easy. Once I made a phone call, that was it. They took care of it.

DON'T BUY INSURANCE. THEY WILL NOT REFUND YOU. I just had one of the worst travel experiences of my life. After having been stuck outside of my home country due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, I couldn't travel back home because they closed down the borders to the country for almost a year. My passport had expired in the meantime along with my national ID (required to renew passport). Therefore, I couldn't renew either until I was physically in my home country. Circumstances beyond my control, right?

My friend guided me where to go online and we compared it to other products and Generali seemed like it was fit for us. Also, it was more reasonably priced.

Signing up for the coverage was very easy to do online, just clicking then putting in the information. With the times, you never know what may happen and travel insurance is good to have. Everybody should make it mandatory to have a little insurance when they're traveling outside the country.

I was looking up on Forbes the best travel insurance for bang for your buck and I found Generali. They have offices in Croatia, which was where I was going. I purchased insurance for a trip to Europe in May. The price for the coverage was really good. The person I spoke with helped me go through the policy and I had everything that I wanted.

I had a claim a couple of months ago and it was handled perfectly. I arrived at the airport and my luggage was broken. There was one wheel completely gone and there was a big hole at the bottom of the luggage. So, I made a claim with Bianca, the rep, and then I made a claim with Generali. They immediately refunded me for the value of the luggage. They were great and I was happy with that. The experience with them was extremely positive.

Generali mailed me the policy when they said they were going to. When I had a question, the person that I talked to was helpful and friendly. Also, I really liked their website. It's very clear what you're covered for. There are a lot of pages to the actual policy once I read it, but the summary is really clear. I've been buying Generali for a while now and I have a big trip coming up next year that I haven't bought insurance for yet. It’s the biggest trip we've gone on, so it's more expensive, and of course, the premium is more. So the premium is gonna be over $700 for this trip. There's another insurance company that is also reputable where the premium was only $550. So we might go for the less expensive one in this case because there's such a big difference.

I liked the prices. The prices were so reasonable. If I ever travel again with my family overseas, I would definitely call Generali first.

I was happy with their plan options. I was doing an overseas trip and my father is in really poor health. So I was afraid that something might happen to him and I would have to cancel. But it all worked out.

Following my entry on this website yesterday, I received emails from Generali this morning notifying me that checks are in the mail for my claim. The terms of the policy I purchased prevented me from receiving compensation for all expenses submitted, but did seem completely fair according to the terms.

I made a purchase and it was all online 100%. The website seemed sufficient. Before we left though, I got a thing called cellulitis, which is a form of blood poisoning. I was in the hospital for five days right before the trip, and the doctor said I absolutely could not do the road trip that we planned. So, I filed a claim as a result of that and it was extremely time-consuming and labor-intensive.

Generali’s prices were on the lower side and the coverage seem to be comparable. I have no experience with any claims but from my experience, I would recommend them.

Generali is reasonable, if you think there's going to be an interruption in a vacation or coverage. Commonly, I do not use it because I don't expect it. But I have a very senior mother and we are concerned about her health. If she was unable to go, we'd have to cancel. In this case, it was merited. We had it as preventive medicine. Everything went well so we didn't use the claim. Nobody likes to separate with money for insurances, but it was definitely worthwhile.

I bought the insurance from Generali and there wasn't any problem. My niece was very happy with them. She had to file a claim. She traveled but something happened to her. They had to cancel the trip, and they were able to refund the money.

I picked the cheapest insurance with Generali called the standard package. It seemed to fit my trip. I didn't want to insure a $12,000 trip for $50,000 as that didn't seem necessary. I did the insurance in case I tested positive for COVID and was trapped in Vancouver. I did all this process via the internet and the keyboard. It was relatively painless and went right through smoothly. Everything was more or less answered in the big disclosure or the contract.

A customer service rep from Generali contacted me very quickly after I posted the original comment here. The problem was resolved and I am very happy now. Thanks.

We agreed with the terms of use that we've read. And it didn't seem restrictive, either. So, we were happy with Generali Global Assistance. We usually get insurance now every time we go away.

I don't usually insure my trips, but I was travelling to a place above the Arctic Circle. It was a fairly exotic trip and a long ways away, so it was just right to insure it. I did that by going to Generali's website, which was pretty straightforward.

My Generali coverage was easy to buy from the website. But the follow up email with my actual policy number went to my spam email. It didn't come to my inbox and I had to like search for it. Their phone call comes through as spam too.

Their customer service is excellent and they have a reasonable cost. I was very pleased. I'm going on a trip to Italy this summer, and I'm probably gonna do the same thing. Just do Generali and get a real-time quote in five minutes.

The policy looked like it was covering what I needed and it was easy enough to understand as well as purchase. I had a certificate of insurance in an email, and I felt protected. I'd sign up for Generali every time I traveled, if I got a rebate if nothing was used. That'd be an incentive to buy because it's a gamble. I'm betting something's gonna happen, and they're betting something's not gonna happen.

I wouldn’t have bought travel insurance through Generali because it’s covered by my credit card, but the country we were going to required us to have travel insurance because of COVID. American Express gives us the same stuff, but they didn't accept it. I just wanted it done, so I paid for travel insurance. It was a colossal waste of money, but it was a necessary evil.

The purchase process was simple. I like that it's there if I need help.

Generali worked out for what we needed and it was affordable. I signed up online. It was very simple to do.

I'd recommend looking at Generali. Their price is competitive, and their website is easy to navigate.

Generali's login process didn't work well. It would say that my password is incorrect. And I kept on trying. It finally let me in. So, that was a frustrating aspect about it. Other than that, submitting the claims was straightforward on their website. They handled it within their stated guidelines. They said they would look at it within 30 days. It was day 26, and we finally heard some conversation with them. They contacted us via email. They needed additional documentation. We provided it. And that same evening, they said that they approved our claim and they would get a check to us within two weeks. And it came within a week. So, we're satisfied about that. Overall, it was a positive experience.

I purchased travel insurance online from Generali and I just put through my credit card. They were trying to investigate what the coverage included and I had to go through reading stuff online. But overall, it was fairly easy to do.

The application process with Generali was very easy. They gave me all the information I needed. I got the email that they sent me confirming everything. Having the insurance gives me a sense of relief to know that if something does happen before we go on the trip, we have the option of getting our money back. Even while we're there, we have the option of having to stay there longer if we had to. We could use that also.

Part of my decision to get Generali was the cost and part of it was the benefits they offered as far as what percent of coverage they had. I came in contact with a person when our original travel got cancelled because we booked up for 2020. I had to deal with the travel voucher. The only negative thing is what I didn't know. We had a trip planned. It got cancelled because of COVID. And we got a travel voucher. So, when I rescheduled the trip, the price almost doubled.

The terms were consistent with other offers and the price was a shade lower. Picking the appropriate policy took some due diligence.